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SIPHER Co-Director Dr Corinna Elsenbroich will highlight the "The Complexity of a Systems Approach to Health Inequalities" on Tuesday 25 Feb at 12:30pm as part of our Webinar series. We hope you will join us 👉bit.ly/3YJeBo6

SIPHER Webinar🏠 Housing as a Social Determinant of Health this Thursday 20 Feb, 12:30 PM. Join Dr Lisa Garnham for an overview of SIPHER’s qualitative and quantitative research on the relationship between housing and health. Secure your spot now! 👉bit.ly/3YJeBo6

Join us tomorrrow lunchtime for our "The Complexity of a Systems Approach to Health Inequalities" webinar with Dr Corinna Elsenbroich. Learn how SIPHER's unique approach generates new insights and actionable solutions. Book now! 📷bit.ly/3YJeBo6

Our final lunchtime Webinar💻Evaluation of a complex systems science programme 📅 is this Wednesday 26 Feb with Dr Liz Such Uni of Nottingham #WeAreUoN . Learn how SIPHER started, grew and developed to deliver on its ambitions over 5 years. Please join us! 📷bit.ly/3YJeBo6

⏰Its not too late to join us! Book now bit.ly/3YJeBo6

📢Join The University of Sheffield as a #Research Associate in Normative Social Preferences. Be part of the Policy Modelling for Health £7.5M Population Health Improvement UK project, shaping health policy through innovative research. Full-time, hybrid, fixed-term. Apply by 11 March! 🔗 bit.ly/4kcSGhL

🔎How can automation & AI streamline evidence synthesis? Ruth Wong from SIPHER’s Evidence Synthesis team explores tools for mapping, reviewing & evaluating research—making evidence more accessible & impactful. Read more in blog out today: bit.ly/43iTQCA #AI #reviews

Thank you to all who joined us today in Manchester as we Showcased our cutting edge tools and approaches helping policy makers tackling complex health inequalities

How do we tackle health inequalities for our communities? Our virtual public health conference taking place 1-3 April with Association of Directors of Public Health (ADPH) will explore this. We’ll have expert speakers, best practice and much more. Sign up for free: orlo.uk/lQG4k

📢Call for Papers! Reserachers University of Glasgow & Durham University are hosting a Systems & Simulation Approaches in Population Research session at #BSPS2025 and seeking work utilising microsimulation, agent-based models, system dynamics models, network analysis & more! #PopulationScience

📢How does housing affect children's health? Come along to hear Amy Clair present findings from #admindata in the UK and Australia. 📅17 June, 12.30pm ✍️Register now: uofglasgow.zoom.us/meeting/regist…

Reminder: Deadline is 9 May for submissions to our Systems & Simulation Approaches in Population Research session at #BSPS2025.

"Health inequity is not an accident." World Health Organization (WHO)'s new report looks at why health outcomes are so different for different people & confirms that to ⬇️avoidable health gaps we must address the non-medical root causes that shape most of our health and wellbeing.

We're very pleased to announce that PHI UK and the UKPRP Prevention Research Network will be hosting Prevention Research 2026 in Birmingham, 4-5 March. Connecting research, policy and practice for health equity. Register interest at preventionresearch26.co.uk #preventionresearch26

📢Just out: SIPHER Wider Social Determinants of Mental Health Systems Map: Methodological Appendix - bit.ly/4luuUOh. A powerful new tool to visualise how social factors impact mental health-supporting policy, prevention & systems thinking. Visit bit.ly/4nkXVNW

Prof. Petra Meier reflects on over five years leading SIPHER Consortium — a groundbreaking journey using systems science to transform how we shape healthy public policy - Read her commentary on Glasgow’s Social Sciences Hub gla.ac.uk/explore/glasgo… - #SocSciHub

Innovating with people, places and communities - the PHI UK Annual Review 2024-25 is now available. This Review captures the foundations being laid in our first year, and the ways in which our research is already making a difference. Watch a short intro. Links in the reply.

📢 New SIPHER Paper in nature detailing harmonised dataset of 13 indicators on economic inclusion across nearly 8K wards in Great Britain (2019–21). Built using admin + synthetic data to support inclusive, data-driven policy & research. Read rdcu.be/ewCl5

LIVE at the Insigneo Showcase! Prof. Robin Purshouse (The University of Sheffield) shares how SIPHER's cutting-edge computational models are supporting government efforts to reduce health inequalities. 📺 Catch the podcast interview (17:57–32:00): youtu.be/pAwZCxTGp8M?fe… via YouTube